Alternative narrative of Palestinian resistance flips the script on ways of seeing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

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Notes

1. An exception notable for its prominence, length and detail at 8,000 words is Ehrenreich 2013.

2. See UNCTAD 2015, pp. 7–8. Palestinian agricultural land in the West Bank and Gaza Strip decreased from 240,000 hectares (593,053 acres) in 1980 to 103,000 hectares (254,518 acres) in 2010, a loss of 57%. ‘The chief causes of the decline in land use include the expansion of Israeli settlements, restricted access to water, urban expansion at the expense of agricultural land and construction of the separation barrier,’ the report states.